it is 8:00 a.m. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, katie. we have a 1 to 2-mile visibility from sfo to half moon bay. here is where we have some of the compressed fog and sneaking up into the north bay it is in the south bay and east bay and it is sunny, but we will look for a cooler afternoon. as we go through the rest of the morning we have 50s on tap with low clouds at the coast and then by noontime we are in the low to mid60s around the bay with a few clouds. that's a switch. by the afternoon still mild, but not as mild as it has been. upper 60s should be the warm end this afternoon with 72 in the livermore valley and in

the 50s at the coast with an on shore push. the winds kick up and we have a wind advisory for some gusty winds overnight. i i will detail that for you and will it change the seven-day forecast? back to you. now to developing news on the deadly shooting at l.a.x. at this hour we are seeing for the first time a picture of the tsa agent who was killed. we are also learning more about the suspected it shooter who sent travelers running for their lives yesterday. cecilia vega has more from l.a.x. >> overnight the identity of the slain tsa officer revealed. he is 39-year-old her -- herardo hernandez identify by his neighbors and transferred recently from montana, the first ever tsa officer killed in the line of duty. >> it is shocking. very nice guy. i am speechless. i am shocked. >> reporter: the shooter, the fbi releasing his photo, paul

ciancia who authorities say opened fire with a a high powered rifle. >> security in terminal 3. >> witnesses say there was a chaotic scene saying he started shooting outside the check point. as the police raced in he made it back to the terminal near the departure gate. passengers ducked for cover and some even hid in a bathroom stall. officers had their guns drawn yelling at passengers to drop to the floor. >> on the floor! on the floor! >> as people ran as fast as they could, the panic and the lock down that followed blocked ambulances from getting close causing rescue wokers to race hundreds of yards to get the wounded to safety. witnesses say the shooter was armed with multiple guns. when he ran out of bullets in one, he allegedly grabbed another. >> i heard gunshots. a few seconds later i saw him coming up the elevator and walk by 10 feet away with his

gunpointed. >> hernandez, a behavioral detection officer hired to recognize strange behavior, shot dead. two other officers injured and recovering from their wounds. police shot ciancia and he was rushed to a hospital. >> many people in this airport's lives were saved because of the actions of those individuals. >> the head of the tsa saying in a statement, no words can explain the horror we experienced. >> that was cecilia vega reporting. we also learned about one of the wounded, high school teacher brian ludmer. his mother said her son flew to l.a. for aed withing and came face-to-face with the gunman. the they say he was shot at least once in the leg when he tried to run away. he then dragged himself into a closet to hide until he heard police at the door. more now on the shooter. why did he snap? why was he targeting the tsa? sergio looks into the gunman's

background. >> in the small town of new jersey paul ciancia's family got a troubling text. troubling enough that the police chief and family friend was called to the house. he tills abc news the text they received suggested the 23-year-old might kill himself. >> our procedure is if somebody is concerned about a family member we call the local police department and do a well being check and that's basically what we did. it came back and he wasn't home. >> lapd went to ciancia's apartment and talked to his two roommates. they told officers the 23-year-old just left, but seemed fine. >> he was a really nice guy, a bit loner and introverted, but nothing i would ever, ever expect him to do something like this. >> at about the same time chaos was erupting at l.a.x., the lapd was calling the chief to tell him they completed their check. they had no idea at that moment a gunman later identified as ciancia was

shooting up interpret national 3 at -- terminal 3 at l.a.x. >> if you know this family well you grew up with the father, what kind of people are they? >> good people. >> he is a graduate of catholic high school in delaware. former classmates say he kept to himself and may have been bullied. abc7 news. >> the shooting caused massive air traffic troubles across the country as hundreds of flights had to be diverted from l.a.x. some were canceled and others delayed. ama dates has more from sfo on the inconvenience for travelers. >> just before 9:00 p.m. these weary travelers arrived. many were stuck at l.a.x. all day. sebastian grady was coming back from australia and his plane landed at l.a.x. minutes after the shooting. >> my brother who lives in los angeles texted me on the phone as soon as i landed. he said, be careful. there has been a shooting there. >> jennie may went to sfo from

australia and she realized something was wrong after she got her baggage. >> the doors closed and there was a holdup at the doors. one of the police or tsa said look there was an emergency. you are staying here. you are safe. >> they kept us in a baggage claim like this area for five hours. >> the shooting disrupted more than 700 flights across the country. delays and can cancellations left passengers stranded orie routed. at sfo it meant heightened security. >> out of an abundance of caution the san francisco police department stepped up routine patrols around the terminals as the event unfolded. >> terminal 2 began to look like every other friday night and travelers made the best of it. >> in the scheme of things we can deal with that for a day. it is unfortunate the tsa lost one of theirs and that is the tough part in my opinion. >> a little perspective. ama dates, abc7 news. >> and we just checked the

website. there are no delays at sfo or l.a.x. abc news reported the shooting on twitter. follow us there at abc7 news bay area. you can also keep up with all of the new developments over the weekend with the abc7 news mobile app. download it for free at abc7news.com/apps. in less than an hour, atu1555, one of bart's biggest unions will announce the result of the contract vote. last night 88% of ceiu workers approved the deal. it includes a 15% raise and improved safety conditions. workers will contribute more to health care and peptions. the media conference is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. and bart officials plan to hold a news conference. san francisco's rec and park department has fired the man accused of killing a woman with a city vehicle. thomas morows sc i is accused

of running over christine last month. she was laying in the grass with her baby who was not hurt. she was arraigned last week and after the arraignment police said his son was involved in a possible hit-and-run with a bicyclist while leaving court. police decided not to charge him. this morning eight people are recovering after being rushed to the hospital after a car burst into flames in the tunnel yesterday morning. this is a look at the burned out car on the back of the tow truck. the fire started before 10:00 a.m. the tunnel was evacuated and the drivers left their cars behind. kevin watkins sent us this video of people trying to move through the smoky tunnel. high said it was hard to breathe. >> i did not have a scarf or anything, but i did put my shirt up over my face. other people had scarfs wrapped around their mouths and others had like a dust protector mask. >> seven of the eight people taken to the hospital are children. sky 7hd shows medics treating

people on highway 24. the eastbound lanes were shutdown for nearly two hours during the response. tomorrow portions of highway 101 in nava dough will be closed between 2:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. it is not a solid closure. the chp will be closing sections of 101 in 15-minute intervals. the partial closure is to allow pg&e crows to install -- crews to install new power lines. we have some coldness coming up in the future. >> and we have fog that is over the city right now. it is also along the coast. isn't this a beautiful picture from the exploratorium camera? if you are in the city you know what i am talking about and along the shoreline. elsewhere it is sunny, but a cold front is on the way. what that means for your weekend and about some changes you might like in the extended outlook. that's coming up. >> thanks, lisa. the revealing 9-1-1 calls from the nursing home where more than a dozen patients were

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belongings. the owners are telling residents the building is badly damaged and may be toxic following the october 17th fire. they are offering however to let residents -- to help residents bring out a few boxes of their belongings. authorities say the fire appears to be accidental. a veteran trainer at 6 flags discovery kingdom was bitten by a sea lion yesterday. the animal bit the train inert leg. she was treated at the scene by paramedics and then taken for a tetanus shot. they can't say why the animal bit her and the sea lion is being evaluated. six flags is open, but it is not sure if the sea lion show will go on. they obtained the 9-1-1 tapes from the disthey discovered abandoned patients at the assisted living facility. several calls were made as the two remaining staff members asked for ambulances to come and help patients at valley springs manor.

they realized there was a big problem. >> can we respond to this location? it is a con vaw -- convalescent home and there are clients in the home without any support. looks like the management has left them here. >> we have also learned state wokers visited the facility as late as friday afternoon. a department of social services spokesman says he didn't know whether the state workers were aware residents were only being cared for by a cook and a janitor. hundreds of cameras will be stationed on the streets of new york city tomorrow to monitor the new york city marathon. new york is spending a million dollars on security. that's double previous amounts in response to the deadly boston marathon bombing last spring. and there could be checkpoint that could change the feel of the finish line. >> we will limit who is come together family reunion, but whether it is resident new yorkers, fans of the race, it

is a great idea to stay away from that area. >> 43 police dogs will be on the ground sniffing for explosives. each runner will be given a clear bag for personal items. an estimated 45,000 runners are expected to participate in the marathon. as you know it was canceled last year because of superstorm sandy. new this morning, a parade honoring the world series champion red sox is underway right now at fenway park in boston. they are traveling through the city through 24 am amphibious vehicles, duck boats. there are extra police on hand throughout the day. the red sox beat the cardinals 6-1 at fenway on wednesday to take the best of seven series. there is going to be a solar eclipse tomorrow. and no matter where you are in the world you will be able to see it thanks to the internet. it will be available firsthand on the eastern seaboard in southern europe and africa. for us in the bay area you have to go on-line if you want to see it live and luckily an

astronomer is going to live stream the event. the event begins at 3:45 a.m. pacific time. we have a link to the site on our website. go to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. if you haven't heard of bit strips there is a good chance you have seen them. colorful come america strips in your facebook news feed with characters that may look a lot like your friends. jonathon bloom shows us it is an app that has been an over night sensation. in fact, it might even be too popular. >> just another day on the news desk. everything i was writing was pure garbage, and all i could think about is the italian dinner i am having later tonight. the boss sent me fishing for a story called bit strips. i hoped on a bus and headed to a coffee shop where people who know about apps tend to hang out. >> do you use bit strips ? >> i have never heard of them. >> do you use bit strips strips ? >> no, but it is all over my feed. >> it is the things people may

be posting on your facebook looking like themselves. >> they are innan pictures, but people love it, i guess. >> that's an understatement. it has topped 11 million downloads making it the hottest app on the iphone and the android stores. there is so much demand it crashed the company's website scrambling for a fix. the ceo told us, quote, we have been completely overwhelmed by the response and trying to keep things running. they are eccstatic about the app's popularity, but how does it work? finally i came face-to-face with an expert. >> i usually make one or two a day. >> he explained the genius of bit strips is it is quick. artists are drawing new cartoons every day. you pick one and put yourself in it and stay something witty. >> something i will make one with me on a train on my way to work. >> ready to give it a try? design your avatar. you can make it look like you or a slightly younger, thinner version of you. >> every detail on the table

is from bushy brows to super hero soldiers. of course it is social so you can put your friends with you and add a speech bubble and you are done. the jaded may argue it is too easy. >> some people are really, really into it and that's all they do on facebook. they are using it as their personality. >> all of your friends quickly turning into cartoon zombies. now that's some news worth reporting. in san francisco, jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> funny guy that jonathon bloom. the bit strips are getting quite a reaction, positive and negative on our facebook page. we invite you to read those comments on facebook.com/abc news. a celebrated chinese artist and dissident is planning an art exhibition onal alcatraz. he is working with national park service and other local agencies to get approval for the project. if approved it could open in the fall of 2014. the thing is, so far there is very little information about what exactly he is planning to show at the former prison.

we know the artist was jailed by chinese authorities in 2011 and he has made several art pieces about his time in prison. reminder, attention, alert. don't forget. this is for myself. we fall back this weekend. daylight saving time ends tomorrow morning 2:00 a.m. so set your clock back one hour tonight to make sure you are up on time and on time all day on sunday. don't be like me. i have forgotten before. >> i have been there too. we are starting out with sunshine around the bay, but fog has made a come back. the marine layer is compressed in parts right over san francisco and on the coast. but do you see the cloud cover to the north? live doppler 7hd, this is a cold front. it is a dry one and it will be working its way through the bay area today. it is transporting some cooler air. and then behind it, wind yes, sir conditions. a nice looking shot from the sutro tower camera. you can see the compressed

marine layer from 500 to 700 feet and it is making for pretty pictures, but some navigation problems from half moon bay to san francisco across the bay and the bay bridge as well. 50 in the city as well as san carlos. 48 and sunny skies in san jose. 47 in los gatos and the fog has gotten better. you were zero visibility, and now things are improving a bit. you can see the low clouds and the fog painting an interesting picture. 38 in santa rosa. a little fog in the north bay. low 40s out by the delta. we are looking at mid40s from concord to livermore. san jose, nice start to the day. temperatures will be into the 60s for highs today. out of the 70s for many. the cooling trend for the entire weekend, the gusty winds with a wind advisory for the higher elevations tonight. and then we are look at a chance of rain on thursday. a pattern change that really could open the storm door and bring in self-wet weather

makers beyond next week. so that's good news. we are at least an inch behind in rainfall for san francisco for this time. today with the gusty winds we will be looking at the winds up to 45 miles an hour. this is tonight, 11:00 through 7:00 tomorrow. for the north bay mountains and the east bay hills nchts the diablo range and then by tomorrow the winds will be easing back, but it will still be breezy of the so it has been dry and mild due to high pressure, but that is drifting off to the east of us. it will allow the low pressure to slowly slink into northern california. the rain will be in crescent city and that's about it. for the rest of us it means the temperatures are finally coming back to where they should be for today and tomorrow. you will notice a few extra clouds and this is tomorrow afternoon with partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions. the on shore winds kick up this afternoon and the temperatures in the south bay, upper 60s san jose and 72 in los gatos with 68 in sunnyvale

and on the peninsula look for 67 san mateo and breezy at half moon bay, 64. san francisco 66. no more 70s. up in the north bay, we will still have the low 70s from calistoga to cloverdale. near east bay, mid60s for berkeley. 69 in fremont and you head inland and still pretty mild with 72 in livermore and walnut creek. but if you are hoping for the rain, the change in the weather pattern, we've got it. the seven-day forecast, a little cooler today. we fall back tonight for the extra hour of sleep. 50s and 60s tomorrow. breezy winds and the cool temperatures continue into monday. a little moderation on monday and tuesday, but here comes the rain thursday maybe even friday. abc news is another great resource to follow. the latest bay area conditions rain or shine or get video forecasts, spare the air alerts and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. i think a lot of people are looking forward to a change. >> yes, i am. thank you, lisa.

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it is are to the save us foundation. that's a berkeley group that has helped more than three million people suffering from cataract blindness to get their eyesight back. it takes place at the fill more. it is not too early to start thinking about holiday shopping. the marines toys for tots campaign started collecting outside bay area toys r us stores. they hope to fill the boxes over the next six weeks. the toys will be given to needy children. the group has handed out close to four million toys since 2 -- since 2004. drop off until december 8th and give on-line to the toys for tots campaign right up until christmas eve. next a controversial gun show comes back to the bay area. you will hear from the show's owner about recent efforts to drive them out of town. >> i'm in los angeles and i will have the latest developments on the l.a.x. shoo [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right?

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overnight hours. for the day today, we are looking at some sunshine and also temperatures coming down a few degrees. across the bay, we will call it partly cloudy with low 60s and some upper 60s for oakland. the coastline will see breezy on shore winds. upper 50s to low 60s. a few degrees of cooling inland, but still mild with upper 60s do to the -- to the lower 70s. this begins the cooling trend and we are looking for more seasonal weather in the upcoming workweek. i will explain in a few minutes. katie? >> back now to the developing news at l.a.x. we know the name of the tsa agent who was shot and killed. now we are seeing his picture. 39-year-old hernandez is the first tsa agent to die in the line of duty. he leaves behind two children. meanwhile operations at l.a.x. are slowly getting back toward normal. but the investigation into the deadly shooting is far from over. we go now live to the airport this morning.

>> good morning, katie. the terminal where the shooting unfolded is partially reopen this morning. that is welcome news for passengers x many of who we spoke to said they spent the night the at l.a.x., more than 160,000 people affected and those who were inside on friday morning describe the scene of shear chaos. >> a quiet morning at los angeles airport's terminal 3 suddenly plunged into panic and havoc. this tmz video shows the terrified traveler when's a lone gunman, paul ciancia, uh etch proked a checkpoint and pulled a semiautomatic rifle from a bag. he shot one tsa officer dead and wounded at least two others. >> first shot went out. and i mean it was a loud bang. boom. >> security in terminal 3. >> the shooter seemed to be aiming at tsa officers. a man wearing a blue tsa

uniform was helped from the scene holding up his bloody arm. >> i heard gunshots and we all just went down to the ground. >> those who could made a run for the exits while others sought shelter in bathrooms. >> i caught up with him near the rear of the terminal and that is where an officer involved shooting occurred. >> the gunman went down, wounded by police gunfire. he was taken to the hospital by ambulance under heavy guard. police say his rifle fell where he did. along with ammunition that might have fuelled a blood bath. >> there were more than a hundred more rounds that could have literally killed everybody in the terminal today. >> the tsa officer who died was gerardo hernandez, he was 39 and the first tsa agent ever killed in the line of duty. >> the tsa officer got up and went to work this morning and was not going to go home to their family.

>> hernandez leaves behind two sons. he had just transferred here from montana recently. law enforcement sources say the alleged shooter left behind a note expressing anger and frustration at the tsa and he expected to die out here in an airport shootout. live in los angeles, abc7 news. cat tee? katie. >> we understand tsa officials are going to visit with the victims' families today. what can you tell us about that? >> that's right. tsa administrator is expected to fly out here from washington, d.c. he is expected to meet with the family of that officer who was killed and also those wounded in the shooting yesterday. >> live at l.a.x. for us this morning. thank you. a big gun show this weekend will be the first since grcher brown vetoed a bill. the show is even more controversial with yesterday's shooting at l.a.x. vic lee with the story.

>> crossroads of the west is billed as the biggest gun show in the country. this estate property and the estate has no problems with the show. >> >> -- in the spring it required both san francisco and san mateo supervisors to approve gun shows at the cal wallace. both boards went on record opposing the shows. if the bill became law they would be banned here. the legislature passed the bill, but governor brown vetoed it. they say the bill was not good for the state. >> it would cost the taxpayers a million dollars to replace the revenue the gun show generates for the state jie. it comes in the wake of the shooting at the airport in los angeles. the gup man fired an ar-15 rifle killing a tsa agent and wounding self-others. now the question of banning high powered weapons. templeton says the answer is

not about guns. >> unless and until we can address the issues, the underling issues of mental health, we are not going to be able to get a handle on stoping these horrible, tragic mass shootings. >> gun advocates say it boils down to a second amendment issue. jackie spear has sponsored several gun buy backs. she is an outspoken advocate for a federal ban on gun shows and assault weapons. >> no one wants to take anyone's gun away from somebody who rightfully owns one, but nobody needs an assault rifle. >> the cal palace parking lot will be filled and thousands will attend. vic lee, abc7 news. >> there will be another peaceful gathering today to remember a santa rosa teenager shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff deputy. an attorney for the family of 13-year-old andy lopez says a federal civil rights lawsuit will be filed on monday in san

francisco. andy was shot on october 22nd while holding a toy gun that looked like an ak47 assault rifle. his older brother anthony lopez says the family is doing the best it can to cope. >> they are hanging in there. it is really hard on everyone. the house isn't even the same anymore. >> how so? >> it is quiet. it feels like there is a void in the house. >> today's gathering will be held on the field at morland avenue at 3:00. new this morning president obama says budget negotiations in congress are about choices and priorities. in his weekly address the president urges congress to pass a budget on spending, insphraw structure and -- infro infrastructure and research. he says there is cutting just for cutting. >> the deficits are getting smaller and not bigger. on my watch they are falling at the fastest pace in 60 years. it gives us room to fix our long-term debt problems without sticking it to young

people or underminding our bedrock retirement and health programs or cutting basic research that hence us grow. >> negotiators hope to strike a deal that would avert a new round of automatic cuts that are set to hit the pentagon and the domestic programs. today at&t park will be transformed into a science wonderland. more than 30,000 people are expected to flood the field to explore interactive wonders of science and technology. the event will feature a robot zoo, experiments and other activities from people of all ages. it runs from 11:00 until 4:00 and it is free. still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, an east bay city installing cameras everywhere to keep track of everyone oing in and out. and taking a live look from so tro tower -- from s to ro tower on this soggy morning, a tiny bit of the san francisco sky lean you can see there. lisa argen will have your

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8:40 on the west coast. you are looking live at the east coast at the world series victory parade for the boston red sox. it is just coming to a close in boston there. huge, huge crowds and lots of confetti. they are celebrating the third win for a team in 10 years. there is big papi. he was talking to fans at fenway park and he was entertaining the crowds, a favorite of the team and the fans.

congratulations to them. seems like yesterday it was orange and black confetti falling from the sky in san francisco. we will get em next year. happening today, officials officials in san mateo county will launch an informational campaign to let residents know about mosquitoes that spread yellow fever. no illnesses have been reported in california yet, but officials say the insect has been spotted in menlo park. vector control officials and volunteers will go door-to-door handing out information about how to prevent the spread of the mosquito and disease and that will begin at 9:30 a.m. it will be a chilly morning this morning. it is chilly and foggy right now. >> it has been a little too warm for november. it was 80 in santa cruz and right now partly cloudy skies. half mile visibility at the coast and we have fog over the bay. we can see it over there in oakland. we are looking for a cooler day today and wind advisory tonight and then we are talking rain in the seven-day outlook.

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piedmont is fighting a crime wave by putting security cameras along the borders. the police department won't say where the cameras are located, but there will be a lot of them. wayne freedman has the story. >> around the out lying intersections in piedmont, look up. george orwell may have called these the eyes of big brother. but not others in this ideal city. >> i think we need big brother to watch us now. >> we have had our highest crime rate in the past eight years. i have looked at the records and it is probably the past 20 years. more importantly it has been the highest increase. >> piedmont city councilman cast one of five unanimous votes last spring to spend $sex 73,000 >> 673,000 on 15 locations in this city. they read license plates of cars arriving from oakland which surrounds piedmont. that's a big reason crime has been on the rise in these parts. >> well, the haves have more

and the have notes have less. the discrepancy is becoming more uh paisht. >> -- apparent. >> burglary has been a problem. >> the city has been installing cameras for roughly two weeks. no word on deterring effect. this one works down on jeff hanson's it was station. >> we hope they benefit from this. >> jeff is more geographically able to assess this and here is why. do you see that sign on the other side of the street? it says welcome to oakland. and this sign over here, welcome to piedmont. the border between those two cities runs right through hist3 property. >> i don't believe it is a violation of property. all it does is reads the license plate. >> there are nay sayers in every crowd. ross turner works down the street in oaknd la. he thinks the solution should be more police and not more surveillance. >> i understand the desire to have the cameras up there. i get people are afraid and angry.

but where does it stop exactly. >> cameras on every street corner. i put cameras in my house. where do we draw the line? >> on the border of oakland and piedmont. in piedmont, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> new this morning and starting on monday, elementary and middle schools in novato will be outfitted with security cameras. our media partner reports that novato is spending more than $120,000 for 48 cameras. the draict -- the direct says it is part of an effort to keep students safe. the district installed the cameras at the city's high schools last year. it is 8:47. we are shaw rowedded in fog -- we are shrouded in fog. >> the golden gate bridge is getting swallowed up. we are looking at the marine layer and it is definitely a sign of change. here is a live doppler 7hd and you can see the left hand corner of your screen and that

is a cold front. in the next four to five hours it will continue to press south and work across the bay area and bring cooler conditions and increase the on shore flow. but then behind it we get even cooler air and some gusty winds. there is a wind advisory tonight. you can see the marine layer here making for a beautiful shot and not everyone is experiencing the fog. san francisco we are and 50 in oakland. san carlos 50 and san jose is sunny at 48. half moon bay about 2 and a half mile visibility now with conditions leakily to improve throughout the next couple hours. east bay hills, a nice looking shot with that compressed marine layer. not much of it, but where you do have it, the fog is pretty dense. 38 in santa rosa and 41 in novato and our friends in the east bay in the mid40s right now. the changes come around the bay today. we will still have a few 70s, but it will be cooler today. the coolest day out of the weekend tomorrow.

a look in the south bay right now and the cooling trend for everyone over the weekend beginning today. the gusty winds with the wind advisory and the north and east bay hills. the santa cruz mountains and the diablo range could see winds in excess of 40 miles an hour. make sure you have the lids on the garbage can and the things brought in overnight. it is going to be pretty windy out there and a possibility of downed trees or power lines and then we are looking for a bigger pattern change by the end of the upcoming workweek. here is a look at november. the san francisco almanac in review. the average temperature for the beginning of the week, well, the beginning of the month just about where we are today in the upper 60s. by the end of the month the lower 60s and we should see over two inches of rain for the month. a full moon coming in on november 17th. boy, we are way behind in rainfall. but if things look like they are going to verify the forecast computer models, we could see some rain and a big pattern change as we head into

november. high pressure weakens with the low pressure along the north of us. as this front continues to press south we have high pressure off the coast and the difference in the pressure gradient will allow for the very gusty winds tonight. not much change in terms of the sky cover today. tomorrow though we will look for partly cloudy and with the temperatures coming down, they will be more seasonal and they will look for the possibility of rain along the authority coast. eureka and crescent city and warm in los angeles at 80 and back home mid60s today. at the coast, 67 in oakland. notice we are definitely cooler and still some 70s though. and the out lying reaches of the day 72 in livermore and 71 in santa rosa and tomorrow we are looking at the raiders hosting philadelphia. temperatures in the mid60s under partly cloudy skies and breezy winds. we fall back tonight and cooler tomorrow. the cool conditions continue with sunny skies on monday. tuesday and wednesday a little moderation x but here is the bigger change.

thursday and even friday we could bring in a few rain drops. if we want to believe the forecast models beyond that, maybe we will get significant rain. that would be good. >> set your clocks back and get your umbrellas out. can't hurt. thanks, lisa. in sports, cal hosts arizona. kickoff at 12:30 and san jose state plays in las vegas -- plays unlv. kickoff at 1:00. tomorrow the raiders play an important game against the philadelphia eagles at the coliseum. abc7 news sports director larry beil has a preview in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. for a rebuilding team like the raiders sunday's game is huge. they are 3-4 and playing four sub 500 teams in a row this month starting with philly. they could beat the eagles the raiders would be 4-4 at the halfway mark for the third time in the past decade. terrelle pryor is getting better and better. the ohio state product will face the coach he turned down. yeah, chip kelly was at oregon before he took over as the

eagles head coach and pryor would have become a duck if not for location. >> it was the distance. oregon is pretty far and my mother likes to come and watch me play. obviously i couldn't afford to have her transportation, her flights and stuff to get out there. >> it has been a tough year for the cal football team. they are 1-7 and trying to snap a 6-game losing streak this afternoon in berkeley as they host arizona. cal's biggest problems by far on defense giving up 44 points and 540 yards per game among the very worst in the country. the washington huskies scoring on them at will. head coach says cal's confidence had definitely been shaken, but the bears had never given up. >> i think everybody is frustrated and disappointed. at the same time everybody sees the reason to keep working and keep grinding. i think they are all

optimistic about the future. >> the warriors had the night off. back in action tonight against their former assistant coach michael malone who is now guiding the sacramento kings. the nets are hosting miami on a friday night. darrin williams coast to coast. pretty finish with the reverse. the heat with a barrage of three's and get back in with dwyane wade and mario chawmer and then lebron. three seconds left and heat down 2 and chris bosh needed to miss the free throw and instead he made it. he is so good he can't miss. 101-100 and that hands the heat their second straight loss. and a reminder, great college football game in prime time tonight on abc7. both teams in the top 10. miami and florida state and both are undefeated. battle in the sunshine state. that's at 5:00. we will have "lexus after the game" around 8:30. have a great weekend, everyone. i'm larry beil. up next, oprah cleans

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it didn't reflect her true style. now she is cleaning house. >> this particular box dates around 1840 and it is called an english lap desk. you would use this on your -- in your lap. these items came from her chicago studios. >> we are talking nearly 600 items. oprah is donating the proceeds from the sale to her leadership academy for girls in south africa. that is great. i know i hate it when my mansion gets too full of stuff. >> your mansion, that's right. >> you know, you gotta clean house. >> that's a problem with you anchors. good morning, everyone. we are looking at partly cloudy skies. in the east bay, fog along the coast. the wind advisory tonight with gusts up to 45 miles an hour in the higher elevations. this could bring the possibility of downed trees and power lines. it sets up a cooler day 66 san francisco and 69 in fremont and san jose. don't forget to fall book.

to fall back of the significant cooling today and significant cooling tomorrow and maybe rain by the end of next week. >> thank you for injoing us on the saturday morning news. abc news continues at 4:00 p.m. today because of college football. at 12:30 michigan battling michigan state. that's followed by abc7 news at 4:00. at 5:00 p.m., miami meets florida state followed by after the game with lair rebeale -- with larry beil and

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